What is the result of the following code?
6: int count = 0; 7: do { 8: do { 9: count++; 10: } while (count < 2); 11: break; 12: } while (true); 13: System.out.println(count);
A.
At first this code appears to be an infinite loop.
However, there is a break statement.
On line 6, count is set to 0.
On line 9, it is changed to 1.
Then the condition on line 10 runs.
count is less than 2 so the inner loop continues.
Then count is set to 2 on the next iteration of the inner loop.
The loop condition on line 10 runs again and this time is false.
The inner loop is completed.
Then line 11 of the outer loop runs and sends execution to after the loop on line 13.
At this point count is still 2, so Option A is correct.